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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-14


Harry Carpenter, esq, is at the United
States hotel, Atlantic City.
Miss Minnie Grsner bids edieu to-day to
dusty streets, rsttling carts and prnsy city
sights for three weeks sojourn amid
romantic mountain scenes and cool aud quiet
rural surroundings.
Tobias Denlinger and wife, of Rohrers-
town, left this morning on trip to Niagara
Falls and other we'll known rssortA
Rev. B.sf. Bausman and wife, who have
been spending some tune IL Lancaster, left
for their home at Shepherdsto~p, Virginia
to-day.
ID. G. Baker, esq, and family have gone to
Ocean Grove.
Miss Julia kaufman and Mrs. Belle
Fisher left this morning for Nsntucke.
Miss Annie Atlee has gone to Hartford,
Conn.
General Simon Cameron sailed from New
York for Europe yesterday on the steam-
ship Britannia, accompanied by Colonel
James Duffy, Of Marietta, and l. f. Jerome,
OF New York.
Mr.. and Mrs W. p. Brinton left to day fCl
Bedford Springs, Bedford, PA
Mr. K. J. Hous ton leaves to night for ten
days sojourn at Bedford Spripgs, Va,
whittier his wife went a short lime ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. W. Wooster. of Staten
Island, n. y, who have been visiting the
family Of Geo. W. Hsnsel, Qusrryvile, for
the past week, returned home o-isy.
Geo. NJ. Kline, esq Mrs, Kline, Misses l..
and NJ. Kline and Master Geo. NJ X Baker
left for Block Island this morning.
Eugene g. Smith, esq, wife and daughter
and Miss Florence Wiley, leave Tomorrow
for Esglesmere, Sullivan county, Pa
Hon. John 7. MscGonigle, collector for the
Ninth district, aud wife, leave tomorrow for
Saratoga Springs, n. Y. Tney will stop at
the Grand Union and will he gone two eeks
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p,nher,ou detectives who Kin.

PIrrsBuRG, July II An Everson, Pa,
special says: The PInkerton detectives
at this place, \ few moments ago, fired
upon and killed a boy named Rimmel. Rim.
mel, 1t seems, WAS An idiot, and when called
upon by the detectives to " halt" not un-
dsrstAndine them. went ahead across the
picket line " ith the above result
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-14

Philip d. Baker to-day issu cd an execution
against John II. Barnes, printer, for $40.
The office WAS advertised at public sale and
the time designated was next Saturday NOM
ing There are other Judgments entered
against Mr.. Barnes, but executions have not
vet been issued on them.
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Death Of = Wei, Known Horse.

John" a inc large gray horse owned by
the City Transfer company, died last evening
OF oolic after An illness OF one hour. During
the reign OF the volunteer fire department
"John" DIRE. the Union hose carriage to tires
for three years. After the change to the paid
department the animal went back to livery
business and continued it up to the time OF
his death,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-14

Conrad ReideI. OF Harrisburg avenue, got
drunk yesterday and disturbed his whole
neighborhood. He acted like Q mad.
man, aud In the course o! his antics,
tied Frederick Eiele to q post aud proceeded
to thrash him. Other folks iuterfered and
prevented the punishment Reidei was ar
rested, and Alderman Pinkerton will give
him hearing this evening.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-14
Tn. or.n, Snowman Kobb~a

Mr.. and Mrs I. I. Barnum boarded the
train at Bridgeport, Conn, Wednesday
morning, for the Adirondscks MIR. Bsrnum
WAS crowded into the doorway OF the cars
and his pocket picked of 500 officer Arnold
tried to capture the thief, but In the confusion
he escaped Mr.. Bsrnum continued his jour
neY Without funds.
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Prosecuted By HIS Neigh Dor

John Bsuman called on Alderman Barr on
Wednesday evening and made complaint
against Bernard Foulk, Of the Eighth ward.
Mr.. Baumsn stated that he was n.ighbor of
Foulk's, and that he has shSmefully III
treated and abused his wife and she WAS
afraid to prosecute her husband, he felt 1t to
be- his duty to do so. A warrant was issued
for Foulk's arrest
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-14

Notwithstanding the high license, the
saloon people seem anxious to please their
patrons, and at the same time keep them
cool. John Copeland has just had large re-
volving fans put in his saloon, and john A.
Snyder is having them placed in his. The
fans are run by electric motors.
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To Days Funerals

Inc funeral OF Mira Margaret Reed took
place this afternoon from her residsnce No
4lO West Orange street and was largely s,teu.
ded. Rev. K. l.. Reed cond uctsd the ssryicss
The funeral OF Bsnjsmin +. st. Clair this
afternoon Ut 4 o'clock WAS attended by the
painters OF this city and y large number of
soldiers. Elder Price condu ducted the ices
and the intsrment was made At Lancaster
cemetery.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-14

From the Mount JOY Star.
In accordance with custom which he has
followed for a number Of ears. DR.. A. Gar.
ber lately presented the Methodist Episcopal
Sabbath school, OF this place, with q ton Of
coal. The school has sttested its sppTecis-
zion of the generosity of the donor by tender.
ing him vote of thanks.
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a. Enjoyable lmpromp,u mu.,c.,.

a number OF our vocalists that represent
~ musical circles gathered at Mr.. Bsus
onan's Wuaic room last evening to meet Mr.,
It1nk Reilly, . weli'known baritone OF
0oW York. He sang . number OF selections
end proved 70 be . we'll trained vocalist,
possoasod Of IN excellent voice, used with
great intslligepca Different members of the
audisncs sang and the evening was most
delightful 0n&
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Fsns for . DOG Kennel.

Mr.. John SchauD, of the City hotsl, and the
owner OF the three finest English msstifi dogs
In the city, hes arranged TO have electric fans
placed In his mammoth dog kennel for the
purpose OF making 1t - comfortable ~ pos.
sible during the heated term.
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AARh1rs.


PHILADELPHIA, July ll-Elour market steady
sales. lOnU barrels Minnesota Bakers, ~ Uxs4 10
Pennsylvania Family. 3 1903 30 Western do,
d U0S1i50; Patents, q 564 81
Rye hour steady. O. 60t12 IS
Wheat July. SIC; August, s2Nc; Sept.
Sxc.
Corn-July. i5c.; August. s1ic.; Sept. is<c.;
Oct. toc.
Osts-July, s7s.c.; August. sr.c.; Sept. S5Ec.;
Oct 3F.c.
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David Sellers, OF Harrisburg, who Is an
engineer on engine No. 81, OF the Pennsyl-
vsnia railroad, was overcome by the heat at
Lemsn Place at noon to-day. He was com.
PEELED to abandon his engine and he was
taken to his home on Fast Line.
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William Proctor, arrested for being incor-
rigible and beyond his fathers control, was
heard by Alderman Barr last evening. The
father agreed to give his son one more trial,
and II he does not do better, he will have him
sent to the House of Refuge
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a D0nbis Tragedy.

In Fslrmount park, Philsdelphia, . double
tragedy was enacted Wednesday under cir.
cumstances romantic yet pitifuI. Ernst
Ksmmy, young German, deliberately shot
his wife and then hTed three bullets into his
own body. Death soon came TO hts wife, but
the man still Fingers In this world, though
with little hope Of recovery,
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Nsw YoRz. July II. l:so p. m.-Aoney closed
At tx0s Per cont Exchange dull. o. s3k
otss Governments nrm. Currency vs. q u
oio 'Ss Coup. q xk bid, Sk's Do. q csN BID.
lar With prices k to 4 per cent lower, but altar
tne nrst few trAnssctions ON . covering by the
shorts and buying by some OF the bull leaders
Iesuited not only In recovery Of the early de-
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-14

BINaHAMrroN, n. ", July li-Nial L.
Childs, q prominent citizen, died here this
morning OF paralysis, aged 5s He was ex.
tensively engaged In ths tanning business at
Ellenville, n Y, and Nicholson, Pa, and
was An active Republican.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-14
Excurs,on 10 MI (,rstos.

To-day the Sunday school Of st. Johns
Lutheran church, and Gotwsld mission are
holding . joint picnic at Mt. Gretna The
special train left this city at 7:30 and there
were about ak hundred excurslonists, on
board.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-14
An Aged Lady Breaks Her Arms.

Cathsrine EhrisInsn, residing At 223I5 West
Chestnut street, met with an accident this
morning. In coming down stairs she tripped
and fell, breaking one Of her arms DR..
Yesgley attended her. Mrs. Ehrisman 10
10 years old.
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Accident to . Chiid.

The three year-old daughter of William
Shelly, OF - Caroline street, fell down from
the front steps of her parents residence on
Wednesday morning and broke one OF the
bones of her left forearm.
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Dr. Thos. X. Baker, professor OF Millsrs-
Vile Normal school, has beon granted .
patent for an improved scarf and toilet PIN,
through WIN. X Gerhart, solicitor of patents,
OF this city.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-14

In communication In the INTELLIGEN-
GER last evening It was stated that Geo. ID.
sPfecher WAS Interested In the Southern
market house. 1t should have read William
d. Sprecher.
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cline. but tho establishment cf fractional 3D.
vance by ~ o'clock. since the hour named,
however, the market has been fever'sh, tr5rxn'
lar aud weak, aud At the present writing the
bottom ngurcs are current.
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Everything Is being rapidly pushed TO state
of readiness for the excursion of Grace Luther
An sunday school tomorrow. No inner oppor
tunity to see Penryn IN its beauty viii occur.
large number are going.
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Al, the Grand Op.rn aouss.

There WAS q goOd.sized audience at the
opera house last evening when the company,
no ably led by Miss Adele Carlton, prod uced
Fanchon, the Cricket" This evening
kstai0en Mavourneen In the programme.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-14

Captain William M. Black, corps OF
engineers, Won OF Mr.. James Black, OF this
city, hes been ordered from Jacksonville 70
Fort Marion on public business.
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M.e,,pr Of tn. Oxford meu,cs, society,

The next regular meeting OF the oxford
Medical society will convene at 2 p. N. =,
Wednesday, 10th inst, In the Oxford library
room. Prot. Is. +. Bssr, MD, OF the Phila-
delphis polyclln ic will read paper.
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NEW 4pTERTISEMEMrS
lrOR RENT.
II A seven Room Brick House situated on
East Frederick street. Amply At
lunsJl-tfd No. Sli EAS L thEpEklCk ST.
IXyANrED-AN INTELLIGENT LADY
w well addressed To canvass for An article
used by every lady. Apply AT
jylliwd. No. S5. NORTH LlMEsT
WANTED - TWO GOOD GEN ERAL
w House servants wages, o. ~ per week.
Apply At
F.B. TROUT co.'s,
No. = n. Queen st.
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r Asst NOTICE - AFTER MONDAY,
~ AUGUST !. lss7. the following provision OF
the Ordinance Tor the Levy and Collsction ,Gl o.
street Purposes will be strictly enforced.
"sso. 10. Any person falling 70 take out :
Quired by this ordinances, or who shall violate
any OF the provisions OF any section therepi.
shsll subject the offender. In ADDITION sre 20 srs
forfeit OF his license, TO penalty oil nve aonsIs
for each and every offense. 70 be eueo for ,i sna
recovered In the man ner that debts ior pSnS6'MSs M
OF like amount are by Law sued Tor ana 10.
covered" j. n. kATnION,
ie:Ot1d CITY Treasurer
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SPRlNa, lsS7.
A New Departure tor Lancaster In rino Tai
ortng. Importing direct from the best makers
OF Fine Wooilens. have iust received through
the Boston custom house, large invoice Of my
own Importation Of
sUlTlNG, SPRING OvkRCOATlNa AND
TRUrSERlNG,
The ike OF which. for style ana quality, has
never bsen equaled In this city, and cannot be
surpassed
Aspacial invitation IL hereby extended to all
In want of spring Garments to call early and
secure Choice Patterns Workmans ship the very
beet and prices lower than ever.
II. 6ERHAkT,
marCT.lydK No, q North Queen strset
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nESTROY DISEASES, BREEDING
II Germs by the fIee use of Carboltc and
Chloride Lime, Platts ChlOrides and COpperas
supplies ut
HUBLBYs DRUG sTORs,
No. = West King Street
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Towels, Napkins. Table Cloths, stamped
splashers. Bureau Covers, stand Covers aud
Tides at Red uced Prices.
A Special Offer OF All Linen Towels at 'kc
worth nc.
Fine Linen Towels at lie worth loo.
Very Large Towel worth &c, At l9c.
Fine DamasN Towels at sc SIC. SIC worth
double thc money.
Napkins and boy lies at &c u piece.
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DIlBOLICAL MURDER.
A Poor womsa supposed 60 save
Bsen kiiied.


CHioAdo, Iii, August 1.-The
Times Evansville, Ind., special says;
A special from Uoion,own, KY, gives
particulars Of tho fading OF tho bo q
OF woman In Trade waier river, " hich,
II the story a. told Ia true, will Proba-
bly, bring 10 light one Of the most din
bollcal crimes ever committed In this
section. A lev d'ys ago the body OF
Mrs. Joiie woodie was found In the
river near Ca'eyvllle. When taken
from the river the blood oeEld irsn
her mouth, ears ard nostIils. Il wa
also discovered that her neck and one
II her arms were timber, which point
ell TO foul play. A basket containing
some clothing belonging 10 the hue
band OF the deceased woman was found
olo,e 10 where she was taken out OF
the river. A coroner'a inquest was
held and Bone Woodie, husband Of
the deceased, testhid that HE vile
aud he had u falling out sud che eft
bis house. Without making any ex.
planatlon or trying 10 lad out the real
cause OF the death, verde, waB ZEN
dered Of suicide, aud n hole was dug
on the bank Of tho river, wi ere the
corpse WIS buried. Several reports Of
foul play are tnja', aud In all proba-
bility the county coroner will have q
post norton made Of this remaina II
seems that Bone Woodle had only
been married few weeks and on July
Iih, q. Dekoven, be made sumo tAreats
that he would drive josie from the
hama
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Pacific Railroads

San FRAScsco, Cal, Ausust H.
Argument was oommsno5d before SUI
preme Justice Field, and Judgss Saw
yer, Hoffman and Sabine, IN the United
slates Court, In the case Of tho petit
ton Of tho Pacific Railway Commission
against Senator Stanford. Tue unltsd
States Dist,io, Attorney a'sasi ihaG
the act Of Congress creating the Com
mission called Or ~ oniifs oxpoeo
ihe comnanys dul1g. Counsel
the railroad used tbs esns line OF ar
gument substantially ~ S,nAtor
Stanford. and asserted that me "pry-
ing" Of tho commllslnn iu,o pr yate
matlers rendered thor work an con-
stutional. Both pariios ware allo wee
till Monday TO Gle britis.
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CABLE0RAas,

RgME.-The Pope has conferred
upon toe Duke Of Norfolk The Grand
6ross Ct the Oder Of Ohrist.
vlsxsx. Prince ferdinand has
issued q general order assuming the
chief command Of the Bulgarian
army.
BERLIN The German government
has permitted tbs reopen'ng Of the
Franciscan Convent at Neustadt,
Siltsla.
BKRLrS.-The B,orsen u ,itung con.
tradic.s the recent report that the
Krupp firm would DO converted into
n Joint stock company.
BRuseRLLs.-At the Office OF the
Congo Free State Association In this
city, and In other vol informed cir.
Giles here, the report that Stanley was
murdered Ia ditcredited.
LoNDoE.-Lettsrs we're received here
yesterday from Henry, Stanley dated
June 18th, from Cambria, q village
near the rapids Of the ATuvimi, re-
porting himself and party all we'll.
DUBLis.-At the Limerick sessions
today three persons were tentenced
under the crimes aot-two Of them TO
six months imprisonment and one 10
four months for resisting the sheriff.
LoSDoS.-Nr. Gladstone writes 10
the editor OF the Baptist: 81 have
done my best 10 reunite tbs Liberals
and, except inside the Home Of Com.
NOM, | am quite Saiithed with re-
sulb."
RoMR.-There has been q T,crudes-
cent Of cholera In tho Injected dis
trict. In Ca,anis today I've new cases
were reported and twenty SIX deaths,
and In Palermo fourteen new casee and
ten deaths.
Ban HARBon, Mn.-Secretary Whit
ney arrived here tonight. Speaking
on the subject OF Admiral Luce, Sec
rotary Whitney said the pleasantest
relations existed between himself aud
the Admiral.
LoNDoH. --1hunderulorms have been
general Throughout, the country today.
In the London district Q storm was
OF great severity, thunder pealing and
| lightning flishing lncesfantly for two
hours. Tho Metropolitan railway 10
flooded and traffic on thu, road Is In.
terrupted.
BUTTE, MoST.--I has iisl been
learned that q package cent from
Omaha by the Pacific Express on the
l2lhand was loet between Green River
w. T., and P0eAtelli, Idaho, contain'
Ing 1000 % bills, was stolen from the
car. No clew. Tho employees are not
suspecled.
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which at the proper time would be
made known. The prosecution de-
manded the application be in writing,
aud the court parsed the case until
tomorrow for tina! purpose. The ar
eument on the motion is expected to
consume two days. The prosecution
is ready, and will urge that the trial
proceed. The impression that II a
continuance is granted Hamilton will
be admitted to bail is preCluded by
section 1884 OF the code. which pro-
vides that an application for writ of
habeas corpus will bar any other, ex'
cept one based on facts which have
tranepired since the original hearing
or false imprisonment. Newly dis
covered testimony does not come
within the provision, and no tribunal
except the Supreme Court can review
the case.
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ZANZIBAR.
Reports Of Henry stanley Having
Bsen Massacrcd.

ZANZIBAR, August l7.-Henry M.
8 ,anley, the explorer, has been mae
sseied by naiiyer, riier huvinE been
deeer ted by his escort.
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VOL. XLVII--.NO 20 4

in the Age. O'Kesfe, to catch him,
did what was suggested, whereupon
a etter came to HIM telling him TO
leave the money at the Wilson House
that evening O'Keefe, having mar
red and gone on our, did nothing
more, and on his RI urn got two
Threatening let ers He advertised in
this mornings Age that he would
leave 1t at tie Wilson House at v
o'clock to the address that was given
him. A negro boy came flr ", but
0'Keefe requested the clerk to detain
him, and short y after ward s IL entered
and the boy gave him away as the
man VINO had sent him and he was
taken up. He will be tried in the
Criminal Court.
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A BLACKMIILER CAUGHT.
A wouid.Be smart, sharp, shrewd
Young Man Arrested.
lsrrciLL 70 Tnn LrTILL.l

lbFtciAL 70 jas AffhAbsl
BmMIsonAN, Ala, Angus, l7.-H.
o. sllz, young man formerly q clerk
ut the Wilson House, was arrested
and put under bond this morning on
four eharses Of attempting TO black.
mail James o'Ketie, who runs the
saloon In the Florence Hotel On the
2O!h Of July, he wrote o'Keolo q let
tor, over the signature Oft. g. T.. say-
ing: III need 800, and must have u.
l am going 20 make you o proposition
10 beat you out Of Il, for | can re-
turn II In January mex, / have
visited your FALCON on Sundays regu'
larly, and u you will no. arrange 10 fur
nish the $3.50 at once / will have TO
hand In the names OF forty Witnesses
10 tho authorities aud have you indict-
cd for selling liquor on Sunday de
closed with q suggestion that Okeefe
uignify his consent by Advertisement
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ella dstone Writes n letter 10 Mr..
Drummer.

LONDON, August l7.-Mr. Gladstone
has written a letter TO MIR, Brnnner,
the successful candidate for Parlia.
ment In the N1rthwich election, In
which the ex. Premier says: "FeWwill
seek to disguise the urq fashionable
addition thus made to the evidence,
now rapidly approschinga demonstra.
tive character, that the people Of
England intend TO do full justice to
the people OF Ireland by cohfding TO
them In q spirit alike generous and
vice the conduct OF Irish affairs. 1,
is TO be lamented that years Of pr scious
legislative life Of the country should
have been spent In q controversy
which can only end In one way. Bot
while IL Is important that the nations
judgment be speedy, II is more i'm
portant that when IL does come 1t
shall be unequivccal and decisive"
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Hour OF TRUMP n Approaching.

LONDON, August l7.-Lerd Rose.
berry, speaking at Manchester, sad
the result Of the recent elections
showed that the hour OF triumph Yves
fast approaching. The Liberals had
but one leader and one principle. The
concessions made by Mr.. Gladstone
were sufficient to warrant the Liberal
Unonists In re.entoriug the Liberal
party, the doors Of which are wide
omen.
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THE STORY DIsoRKDITKD.

LONDON. August l7.-Neither the
Foreign Office nor the Enin Boy
relief committee have received any
news regarding the alleged massacre
Of Henry NJ. Stanley. TIE officials OF
the Foreign Office are surprised Ut the
intelligence In the dispatch received
by the French Government, and say
that II news Of Sankey's death bad
been received at Zanzibar the British
agent there Rad lailed TO send II.
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FROM OVER The SEAS.
GERMAN RELATIONS WITH Bull
CARA CONTINUE,
France Disturbances Her-6lad.
stoniau yietories-Henry Stau-
ley Reported to Have Been
Masgacred.

LONDON, August lS.-The German
agent at Sofia has been instructed to
continus administrative relations with
the Bulgarian Government, but to
avoid anything Of a nature that might
lead Prince Ferdinand to suppose that
Germany was holding official relations
with him. The French Consuls in
Bulgaria have been instructed to dis.
continue even bushes, relations with
the government.